Swisscom Data Manager 12.5 User manual

Unlimited Data Manager

User Manual

Contents

About this User Manual 4

About the Unlimited Data Manager (UDM) 4

Ethernet (LAN) 4

WLAN 4

PWLAN 4

WWAN 4

Setup 4

UDM-supported devices 4

Unlimited USB Modems 4

Laptops with integrated WWAN module 4

Inserting the SIM card 5

Installing the UDM 5

Installing the UDM with an Unlimited USB modem 5

Installing the UDM with an integrated WWAN module 7

Connecting and Disconnecting 8

Connecting 8

Connecting using an Unlimited USB Modem 8

Connecting using an integrated WWAN module 9

Disconnecting 9

Functions and settings 9

Connections section 9

Information section 9

Cascading program areas 9

Networks section 9

Tariﬀ Plan section 9

Services section 9

Settings section 9

Help section 10

Connections section 10

Creating or terminating a connection 10

Status displays 10

Status displays of network types 11

Ethernet (LAN) status displays 11

Ethernet (LAN) status displays, WLAN (including PWLAN)

status displays and WWAN status displays 11

Network name 11

WLAN (including PWLAN) status displays 11

Signal strength 11

Network name 11

WWAN status displays 12

Signal strength 12

Network name 12

Information section 12

Notiﬁcations 12

WWAN connection mode 13

Seamless Handover 13

Roaming 13

Usage statistics 13

Netwerks section 13

Status displays of network proﬁles 13

Seamless Handover mode 13

Creating network proﬁles 14

Creating an Ethernet (LAN) network 14

proﬁle 14

Creating a WLAN network proﬁle 15

1. Automatic WLAN conﬁguration 15

2. Creating a WLAN network proﬁle based on

an available WLAN 15

3. Creating a WLAN network proﬁle manually 15

Automatic WLAN conﬁguration (WPS) 15

What is WPS? 15

Creating a WLAN network proﬁle based on

an available WLAN 16

Creating a WLAN network proﬁle manually 17

Creating a WWAN network proﬁle 19

Delete network proﬁles 19

Duplicate network proﬁles – WLAN only 20

Inspecting or changing properties of a network proﬁle 21

Network priorities 21

Changing network priorities 22

Temporarily deactivating undesired network

types and networks 22

Deselect undesired network types 22

Deactivate undesired networks 22

Tariﬀ Plan section 22

Information 22

Updating the Unlimited telephone number 22

Managing customer data 22

Managing your subscription 23

Statistics 23

Calling up statistics 23

Measured variable 23

Period 23

Usage location 23

Deﬁning warning limits 23

Details of warning limits 24

Switzerland 24

Abroad 24

SMS messages 24

Warning when a certain percentage of any

limit has been reached 25

Deﬁning «hard» usage limits – abroad only 25

Credit top up – only with NATEL® data easy (Prepaid) 25

Requesting the current balance 25

Topping up your credit 26

Services section 26

News and tools 26

SMS 26

Settings section 27

Connection and Behaviour 27

Starting the Unlimited Data Manager with Windows 27

Automatic Connection Establishment 27

Connecting without a conﬁrmation? 27

Default settings 28

Running the conﬁguration wizard again 28

Restoring default settings 28

Restoring answers 29

Roaming 29

Block or allow a connection abroad 30

Buying roaming data packages for abroad 30

Versions and Updates 30

Notiﬁcations of available updates 31

Checking for updates 31

Advanced settings 33

Mobile network (4G, WWAN) 33

Activate PIN requests 33

Deactivating a PIN request 34

Changing the PIN 35

Technology selection 35

Network selection 36

Automatically selecting the network 36

Manually selecting the network 36

WLAN (WiFi) 37

UDM shall manage WLAN 37

WLAN adapter to manage 37

Synchronizing connection proﬁles with Windows 37

Ethernet (LAN) 38

Management of the Ethernet connections (LAN) 38

Ethernet adapters to manage 38

Connection 38

Using Seamless Handover mode – only with

Unlimited Data (Tariﬀ plan) 39

Open Connection Designer 39

Appearance 39

Program language 40

Minimize to notiﬁcation area 40

Show connection-related notiﬁcations 40

Show notiﬁcation of incoming SMS 40

Power management 41

Allow Standby during an active connection 41

Switch oﬀ WWAN adapter on exit to save power 41

Switch oﬀ WWAN adapter to save power 42

Settings and data backup 42

Export conﬁguration settings 42

Application settings (the conﬁguration of the UDM)

Network proﬁles 44

Import conﬁguration settings 44

Help section 46

Repair 46

Support 47

Swisscom support community 47

Swisscom hotline 47

Tools for Swisscom experts 47

System information 47

About 47

Practical tips 48

Ethernet (LAN) 48

WLAN 48

PWLAN 48

WWAN Technology 48

Use abroad 48

Buy roaming data packages 48

Safer surﬁng 48

Activate your ﬁrewall 48

Keep your software up to date 48

Use an anti-malware program 48

Use an encrypted WLAN 48

Use secure passwords 48

Only pay on secure websites 48

Do not disclose conﬁdential information 48

Protecting your SIM card against misuse 49

Activate PIN requests 49

Do not keep your PIN and your SIM card in the same place 49

Have your SIM card blocked if it has been lost or stolen. 49

Further information 49

Further information about the UDM 49

Further information about Mobile Unlimited 49

Help documents 49

Unlocking a locked SIM card 49

Requesting a new SIM card 49

Downloading the UDM 49

Support in the event of problems 49

Setup

Computer with Windows® 7 SP1 (32 and 64 bit), Windows® 8

(32 and 64 bit).

Available hard drive space: 100 MBytes.

Available RAM: 128 MBytes.

To use mobile networks: Unlimited USB Modem or a notebook

with an integrated WWAN module supported by the UDM.

To use mobile networks: SIM card with corresponding

subscription or prepaid model.

UDM-supported devices

To use the UDM’s full functionality, you will need either a

Swisscom Unlimited USB Modem or a laptop with a UDM-

supported integrated WWANmodule.

Unlimited USB Modems

The UDM supports the following Unlimited USB Modems:

- E1762

- E180v

- E372

- E173

- E303

- E398

- E3276

- E3531

Note:

If the scope of your delivery includes a MicroSD card, your

device can also be used as a memory stick. Insert the MicroSD

card into the relevant slot.

Laptops with integrated WWAN module

Some laptops come with an integrated WWAN module

(modem). If the UDM supports this WWAN model, you will not

need an Unlimited USB Modem.

On the page «Unlimited Data Manager: Compatible WWAN

modules» on the Swisscom website, you will ﬁnd a list of

supported WWAN modules.

Welcome to Swisscom

We are delighted that you have chosen Mobile Unlimited from

Swisscom. Mobile Unlimited gives you the freedom to use

the internet wherever you want. Whether you are at home,

in the oﬃce, on the road or in your holiday home – you are

automatically connected to the internet or company network

with the fastest possible speed. Enjoy the freedom of mobile

communication – whenever you want and wherever you are.

M obile Unlimited – the internet is where you are.

About this User Manual

This User Manual guides you step by step through the setup

of the UDM and shows you how you can successfully use the

UDM and adapt it to your needs.

About the Unlimited Data Manager (UDM)

The Unlimited Data Manager (UDM) is the Swisscom

connection software. Regardless of where you want to use

mobile internet on your computer, the UDM provides support

and ensures that you are always connected to the best

network.

You can easily manage all network connections in the UDM:

Ethernet (LAN)

Access to wired networks (via Ethernet cable) at home or at

work.

WLAN

Access to wireless networks (via WLAN adapter – installed in

most notebooks) at home, at work and in public spaces.

PWLAN

Access to the wireless networks that are operated by a

network provider (Swisscom) and can be used for a fee (via

WLAN adapter – installed in most notebooks).

WWAN

Access to mobile networks (via Unlimited USB modem or the

WWAN adapter integrated into the notebook).

System requirements

Welcome to Swisscom

Inserting the SIM card

If you have an Unlimited USB Modem

1. Remove the SIM card from the card holder.

2. Insert the SIM card into the device.

If you have a laptop with integrated WWAN module, insert the

SIM card directly into the designated slot. Follow the operating

instructions for your laptop.

Note:

Most laptops have a diagram by their SIM card slot indicating

the correct way to insert the SIM card. You should take this

into account.

Installing the UDM

This section gives you a step-by-step guide to installing the

UDM.

Note:

How you proceed with installation depends on whether

you are using an Unlimited USB Modem or a laptop with

integrated WWAN module.

Installing the UDM with an Unlimited USB

modem

1. Connect the Unlimited USB Modem to your computer. The

«AutoPlay» window appears.

2. Click on Start the Unlimited Data Manager.

Note:

To install the UDM on your computer, you must be logged on

as an administrator or possess administrator rights.

The installation program detects if there are any programs

installed on your computer that are incompatible with the

UDM. In this case, you will be told how to avoid problems.

Installation requires you to restart your computer. Then the

installation process continues. Before installation, close all

other programs.

If you experience problems during installation, download

latest version of the installation program. Double-click to start

this program.

Note:

If the window does not appear, open the Unlimited Data

Manager drive on your computer and double-click the Start

program to run it.

The «Please wait…» window appears.

3. Wait until the «Install» button is no longer greyed out.

4. Click on Install.

5. A security query appears. To conﬁrm, click on Yes.

6. The «Swisscom UDM …» window appears. Click on Next.

7. You will now be guided step by step through the installation

process.

At the end of the installation process, you will be asked to

restart your computer.

8. Click on Yes.

The computer will restart.

Installing the UDM with an integrated WWAN module

A security query appears.

6. To conﬁrm, click on Yes.

The «Swisscom UDM …» window appears.

7. Click on Next.

You will now be guided step by step through the installation

process.

1. Download the latest version of the UDM from the Swisscom

website.

2. Ensure that your laptop’s WWAN module is ready for

operation.

3. Double-click on the program UDM_12….exe to run it.

The «Please wait…» window appears.

4. Wait until the «Install» button is no longer greyed out.

5. Click on Install.

At the end of the installation process, you will be asked to

restart your computer.

8. Click on Yes.

The computer will restart.

Connecting and Disconnecting

Connecting

If you have an Unlimited USB Modem:

Follow the instructions under Connecting using an Unlimited

USB Modem.

If you have a laptop with integrated WWAN module:

Follow the instructions under Connecting using an integrated

WWAN module.

Connecting using an Unlimited USB Modem

Launching the UDM

1. Connect the Unlimited USB Modem to your computer.

2. Wait until the UDM appears.

Note:

If the UDM does not appear, launch it by double-clicking on

the symbol that was added to your desktop during installation.

The «PIN» window appears. You can ﬁnd your PIN on the back

of your SIM card holder.

Note:

If you have deactivated PIN requests, this step is omitted.

3. Enter your PIN in the «Enter PIN 1» ﬁeld and click on OK.

Note:

To protect your PIN from prying eyes, it is not shown in plain

text. If you want to be able to check it, untick the box marked

«Hide entry».

The preferred connection is established automatically and

indicated by «Connected: …».

Note:

If the connection is not established automatically, click on

Connect.

Connecting using an integrated WWAN module

Launching the UDM

1. Ensure that your laptop’ s WWAN module is ready for

operation.

2. Double-click on the symbol that was added to your desktop

when you installed the UDM.

3. Wait until the UDM appears.

Entering your PIN

The «PIN» window appears.

4. Enter your PIN in the «Enter PIN 1» ﬁeld and click on OK.

Note: You can ﬁnd your PIN on the back of your SIM card

holder.

Note:

To protect your PIN from prying eyes, it is not shown in plain

text. If you want to be able to check it, untick the box marked

«Hide entry».

The preferred connection is established automatically and

indicated by «Connected: …».

Note:

If the connection is not established automatically, click on

Connect.

Disconnecting

Click on Disconnect.

The connection is terminated.

Functions and settings

The following program areas are always visible.

Connections section

In the Connections section you connect to a network and

determine the network technologies (Ethernet (LAN), WLAN,

WWAN) your UDM may use. You can also view the most

important connection information here.

Information section

In the Information section you receive information about

incoming messages, available updates, more advantageous

connection options and WWAN special functions. You will also

see summary statistics regarding your WWAN usage.

Cascading program areas

The following program areas are not visible when the UDM

has been started. Click on the tab at the bottom of the

program screen to open or close them.

Networks section

In the Networks section you can create network proﬁles and

specify your preferred networks.

Tariﬀ Plan section

In the Tariﬀ plan section you will ﬁnd everything about your

subscription or your prepaid balance.

Services section

In the Services section you can ﬁnd up-to-date information

about Swisscom and read or send messages (SMSs).

Settings section

In the Settings section you can specify the settings of the

UDM, including detailed settings.

Help section

In the Help section you can ﬁnd support for rectifying

problems.

Connections section

In the Connections section you connect to a network and

determine the network technologies (Ethernet (LAN), WLAN,

WWAN) your UDM may use. You can also view the most

important connection information here.

Creating or terminating a connection

Click on this button to create or terminate a connection.

The button labelled «Connect».

The UDM creates a connection to the preferred network. The

button labelled «Disconnect».

The UDM terminates the connection.

Activating or deactivating network types

You can activate or deactivate individual network types to

specify whether the UDM can create connections to them.

Note:

WLAN and PWLAN are managed jointly here.

Click on a box to activate or deactivate a network type.

The box is highlighted

The UDM can create connections to this network type.

The box is not highlighted

The UDM cannot create connections to this network type.

Status displays

The colour of the Swisscom logo shows whether the UDM is

connected to a network.

The Swisscom logo is bright.

The UDM is connected to a network.

The Swisscom logo is grey.

There is no connection.

The Swisscom Logo is turning.

The UDM is establishing a connection.

Display of the preferred connection

The preferred connection is marked with a hollow triangle.

Display of the established connection

The established connection is marked with a solid triangle.

Status displays of network types

The status of each network type is displayed to give you an

overview. WLAN and PWLAN are managed jointly here.

Ethernet (LAN) status displays

«Connecting»

The UDM is establishing a connection to the Ethernet (LAN).

«Disconnecting»

The UDM is disconnecting from the Ethernet (LAN).

Ethernet (LAN) status displays, WLAN (including

PWLAN) status displays and WWAN status displays

«Connected»

You are connected to the Ethernet (LAN).

«Available»

The computer is connected to an Ethernet (LAN) but you are

not connected.

«Not connected»

The computer is not connected to an Ethernet (LAN).

Network name

If the computer is connected to an Ethernet (LAN) with a

network proﬁle, the name of the network proﬁle is displayed.

Note:

If the computer is connected to an Ethernet (LAN) without

a network proﬁle, «Any Ethernet» is displayed instead of the

network name.

WLAN (including PWLAN) status displays

Signal strength

Displays the signal strength of a network.

Status notiﬁcations «Connecting»

The UDM is establishing a connection to the WLAN.

«Disconnecting»

The UDM is disconnecting from the WLAN.

«Connected»

You are connected to the WLAN.

«Available»

A WLAN is available but you are not connected to it.

«Not available»

There is no WLAN in your vicinity you have set up a network

proﬁle for.

Note:

Other status notiﬁcations may appear depending on the

operating status.

Network name

If a usable WLAN is available or you are connected to a WLAN,

the name of the network is displayed.

Strong Signal Weak Signal No Signal

WWAN status displays

Displays a network’ s WWAN technology.

Note:

Diﬀerent technologies oﬀer diﬀerent maximum transmission

speeds.

Signal strength

Displays the signal strength of a network.

Status notiﬁcations «Connecting»

The UDM is establishing a connection to the WWAN.

«Disconnecting»

The UDM is disconnecting from the WWAN.

«Connected»

You are connected to the WWAN.

«Available»

A usable WWAN is available but you are not connected to it.

«Not available»

There are no available WWANs in your vicinity.

Note:

Other status notiﬁcations may appear depending on the

operating status.

GPRS (max. 55.6 kbit/s)

EDGE (max. 236.8 kbit/s)

UMTS (max. 384 kbit/s)

HSPA (max. 7.2 Mbit/s)

HSPA+ (max. 21 Mbit/s)

DC-HSPA+ (max. 42 Mbit/s)

LTE (max. 150 Mbit/s)

Network name

If a usable WWAN is available or you are connected to a

WWAN, the name of the network is displayed.

Information section

In the Information section you will ﬁnd information about

incoming messages, available updates, more advantageous

connection options and WWAN special functions. You will also

see summary statistics on your WWAN usage.

Notiﬁcations

A notiﬁcation appears in the upper part of the «Information»

section in the following cases:

If a message has been received

If you have received a notiﬁcation from Swisscom or a private

SMS a preview appears.

An update is available

If an updated program version of the UDM is available, a note

appears.

A PWLAN is available

If you have deactivated WLAN, but there is a good PWLAN

connection available in your location, a note appears.

Strong Signal Weak Signal No Signal

WWAN connection mode

An alert symbol appears in the upper part of the

«Information» section in the following cases:

Seamless Handover

The Seamless Handover mode is switched on. The UDM can

automatically switch between PWLAN and WWAN networks

without disconnecting.

Roaming

You are connected to a foreign WWAN network.

Usage statistics

A summary of the usage statistics is displayed in the lower

part of the «Information» section.

Note:

When a warning limit is exceeded, a note appears.

Netwerks section

You can manage all network connections with ease within the

UDM. This is done using network proﬁles.

You can give each network a name. The network then appears

under the selected name. The network key of WLAN is saved

with the proﬁle and always transmitted automatically. You do

not need to enter it every time.

You can determine which networks the UDM uses to connect

as a preference (Network priorities). Network proﬁles are

automatically synchronised between the UDM and the

network settings of Windows.

If you have already created network proﬁles under Windows,

you will ﬁnd these in the UDM. If you create network proﬁles

in the UDM, you will ﬁnd these in the network settings of

Windows.

Status displays of network proﬁles

The status of each network is displayed as an overview.

Seamless Handover mode

The crown symbol shows which network proﬁles the Seamless

Handover mode is available for.

Swisscom’s PWLAN and WWAN networks support a seamless

handover of the connection. If you switch on Seamless

Handover mode in the UDM, it can switch between PWLAN

and WWAN networks without interrupting the connection.

Thus, for instance, you can use a PWLAN connection at the

railway station and then switch seamlessly to a WWAN

connection when your train departs.

Note:

The corresponding tariﬀs apply to the diﬀerent connections

even if automatic switching is activated. You can only switch

Seamless Handover mode on or oﬀ when the UDM is not

connected to any network.

Creating network proﬁles

Creating an Ethernet (LAN) network

proﬁle

1. Open the Networks section.

2. Click on Add a new network.

A list of the available WLANs appears.

3. Click on Add other network.

The «Network proﬁle wizard» appears.

4. Under «Name» enter a name for the new network proﬁle.

5. Under «Network type» enter the desired network type.

6. Click on Next.

The UDM notes various criteria for subsequently recognising

the Ethernet (LAN) of this network proﬁle. This is usually

successful with the information detected automatically.

Note:

If the detection is not successful for a subsequent connection,

the Ethernet (LAN) operator can specify reliable criteria for

you.

7. Click on Next.

A message appears conﬁrming that you have successfully

edited the network proﬁle.

8. Click on Finish.

The new network proﬁle has been created.

Creating a WLAN network proﬁle

There are three ways of setting up a WLAN network proﬁle.

1. Automatic WLAN conﬁguration

Use this option if:

You have a WPS-compatible router.

Note:

WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) is a quick and easy way to set up a

secure WLAN. The WLAN router generates a random network

key and makes it available to other devices for a short period

of time, enabling them to access the WLAN.

If you are not sure whether your WLAN router supports WPS,

you can ﬁnd the corresponding information in the operating

instructions for your WLAN router.

2. Creating a WLAN network proﬁle based on an

available WLAN

Use this option if:

You want to connect to an available WLAN.

Follow the instructions under Creating WLAN network proﬁle

based on an available WLAN.

3. Creating a WLAN network proﬁle manually

Use this option if:

- The corresponding WLAN is not available.

- The corresponding WLAN is not displayed in the UDM

(hidden network name (SSID)). You have obtained all the

necessary information (e.g. for a company WLAN).

- You want to conﬁgure a WLAN network proﬁle.

Follow the instructions under Creating a WLAN network

proﬁle manually.

Automatic WLAN conﬁguration (WPS)

If you have a WPS-compatible WLAN router, you can use the

automatic WLAN conﬁguration to set up your WLAN access.

What is WPS?

WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) is an easy procedure for setting

up a secure WLAN. The WLAN router generates a random

network key and for a short period gives other devices the

opportunity to accept this to gain access to the WLAN.

Automatic WLAN conﬁguration with WPS

1. Open the Networks section.

2. Click on Add a new network.

A list of the available WLANs appears.

3. Click on Automatic WLAN conﬁguration.

The «Network proﬁle wizard» appears. The UDM is now ready

to compare the WLAN access data with the

WLAN router.

4. Press the WPS button on the WLAN router and hold it down

for at least 5 seconds.

Note:

The method for starting the WPS procedure may diﬀer on your

WLAN router. If so, follow the instructions in the operating

manual for your WLAN router.

WLAN router and UDM compare the WLAN access data. This

can take up to one minute.

When the network proﬁle has been successfully created, you

will receive a conﬁrmation.

5. Click on Finish.

The new network proﬁle has been created.

Creating a WLAN network proﬁle based on an available

WLAN

If you want to connect to an available WLAN, it is easy to set

up a network proﬁle.

1. Open the Networks section.

2. Click on Add a new network.

A list of available WLANs appears.

Note:

A lock symbol in front of the network name indicates that the

WLAN is encrypted (secure).

3. Double-click on the entry that corresponds to the desired

WLAN.

The «Network proﬁle wizard» window appears

The name of the selected WLAN is displayed as the default

name for the new network proﬁle under «Name». You can

change this name to whatever you like by entering a new

name into the ﬁeld.

4. Click on Next.

5. Enter the network code for the WLAN in the «Enter code»

ﬁeld.

Note:

Depending on the encryption technology used by the WLAN,

extra ﬁelds for additional information may appear. You can

obtain the information you need from your WLAN operator.

6. Click on Next.

You will receive conﬁrmation that you have successfully edited

the network proﬁle.

7. Click on Finish.

The new network proﬁle has been created.

Creating a WLAN network proﬁle manually

If a WLAN is not available or not displayed in the UDM (hidden

network name (SSID)), you can create a WLAN network proﬁle

manually.

1. Open the Networks section.

2. Click on Add a new network.

A list of the available WLANs appears.

3. Click on Add a new network.

The «Network proﬁle wizard» appears.

4. Under «Name» enter a name for the new network proﬁle.

5. Under «Network type», select WLAN.

6. Click on Next.

7. Under «Network name (SSID)», enter the name of the

network in the ﬁeld or click on the arrow to the right of the

ﬁeld to select the name from a drop-down list of available

WLAN networks.

Note:

If a WLAN is not displayed in the UDM, tick the «Use hidden

SSID» box. The UDM will then establish connections to WLANs

with hidden network names (SSID).

If the WLAN is available, the UDM automatically detects the

encryption technology it is using.

Note:

If the WLAN is unavailable or detection fails, you can obtain

the necessary information from the WLAN operator.

8. Click on Next.

9. Enter the network code for the WLAN in the «Enter code»

ﬁeld.

Note:

Depending on the encryption technology used by the WLAN,

extra ﬁelds for additional information may appear. You can

obtain the information you need from your WLAN operator.

10. Click on Next.

A message appears conﬁrming that you have successfully

edited the network proﬁle.

11. Click on Finish.

The new network proﬁle has been created.

Creating a WWAN network proﬁle

You will need WWAN network proﬁles if your company

operates its own WWAN network.

1. Open the Networks section.

2. Click on Add a new network.

A list of available WWANs appears.

3. Click on Add other network.

The «Network proﬁle wizard» appears.

4. Under «Name», enter a name for the new network proﬁle.

5. Under «Network type», select WWAN.

6. Click on Next.

7. Tick the Use automatic conﬁguration box.

Note:

You may have received diﬀerent instructions for this step from

your company. Please follow your company’ s instructions.

8. Click on Next.

You will receive conﬁrmation that you have successfully edited

the network proﬁle.

9. Click on Finish.

The new network proﬁle has been created.

Delete network proﬁles

You can create an overview by deleting network proﬁles that

are no longer needed.

1. Open the Networks section.

2. Right-click on the network proﬁle that you want to delete.

A pop-up menu appears.

3. Select Delete….

A security query appears.

4. To conﬁrm, click on OK.

The network proﬁle is deleted.

Duplicate network proﬁles – WLAN only

You can duplicate WLAN network proﬁles. This gives you

a good starting point for creating similar WLAN network

proﬁles.

1. Open the Networks section.

2. Right-click on the network proﬁle that you want to

duplicate. Keep the mouse button pressed down.

A pop-up menu appears.

3. Select Duplicate….

The «Network proﬁle wizard» appears.

As the name for the new network proﬁle, enter the name of

the selected WLAN with an additional «1» under «Name».

4. Change the name of the duplicated network proﬁle so that

you can diﬀerentiate it from the original.

5. Click on Next.

6. Enter the code for the WLAN in the «Enter code» ﬁeld.

Note:

Depending on the encryption technology used by the WLAN,

extra ﬁelds for additional information may appear. You can

obtain the information you need from your WLAN operator.

7. Click on Next.

A message appears conﬁrming that you have successfully

edited the network proﬁle.

8. Click on Finish.

The new network proﬁle will be created.

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